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    types of teaching aids

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    conditions are providing teaching aids‚ creating rivalry and co-operation‚ giving the knowledge of progress and success‚ praising or reprimanding and guiding learning. Visual Aids Visual aids make learning concrete and meaningful. You may describe the physical features of the Indo- Gangetic plain‚ but motion pictures‚ filmstrips‚ maps‚ charts‚ diagrams; pictures would make your verbal description concrete. An additional meaning is attached to verbal instruction when teaching aids are used. These are

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    My Philosophy in Teaching

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    My philosophical System in Classroom INTRODUCTION A teacher’s personal philosophy speaks volumes on what they believe and how one attains knowledge. This personal philosophy reflects their principles and methods of education as a whole. According to Webb‚ Jordan‚ & Metha (2010)‚ educational philosophy “enables us to recognize certain educational principles that define our views about the learner‚ the teacher‚ and the school” (p. 50). There are many educational philosophies that one may

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    A REVIEW OF “THE PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING” BY ADEYANJU‚ ‘LADE JOEL IN EHINDERO‚ O. J. AND ALADEJANA‚ F. O. (EDITORS) ”PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF EDUCATION” ILE-IFE: PRINTED BY YOMMITTE PRINTS‚ 2005. The article “The principles of Teaching and Learning” written by ‘Lade Joel Adeyanju was a chapter in the book “Principles of and Practice of Education” edited by O. J. Ehindero and F. O. Aladejana and published in 2005. By its presentation‚ the book was a ‘Book of Readings’

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    Teaching Assistant

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    no opportunity to play outside Give an example of a concern you may come across about a childs development. Explain why it would be important that this concern and how you would respond to it and what you feel would need to be done (TDA 2.1 2.2) Transitions (TDA 2.1 3.1) Explain what a transition is Give an example of each of the following types of transitions Emotional Physical Physiological

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    My Teaching Approach

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    My teaching approach I have taught more than 200 lessons in my teaching career at school so far. This amount of lessons showed me many reasons for using suitable teaching methods for a particular class. What is a teaching method? In general‚ the teaching method refers to pedagogy strategies which are used in giving class instructions. The methods primarily fall into two approaches: teacher-centered and student-centered. Personally‚ I like more the students-centered approach when teachers and students

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    teaching phonetics

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    Please Ss say: fffffffff. Put your hand in front of your mouth like me (I put my hand in front of my mouth) what do you feel? Now say again: ffffffff. Where do you produce this sound? Ss: We put our upper teeth on our lower lip. T: yes excellent. We call /f/ a voiceless sound. Now say: vvvvvvvv. Please put your hand on your throat like me. ( I put my hand on my throat) Now say: vvvvvvvvv. What do you feel? Ss: There is a vibration. T: /v/ is a voiced consonant. Voiced sounds are made by vibration of

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    survey of 42 college students‚ students have problems with learning vocabulary. Another survey of 13 English teachers says that their vocabulary teaching also meets with difficulties. Therefore‚ this research was designed to find out the difficulties that learners get into when studying vocabulary. From that point‚ some effective techniques for teaching vocabulary are discussed. Introduction Rationale for the Research At the end of an English course in researcher’s language centre‚ Cao Thang Technical

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    children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds in urban Sydney resulted in the development of a pedagogical model of how to effectively teach literacy in a learning environment. This model is now known as the teaching and learning cycle. The model originally had an emphasis on teaching young students how to write but has changed and adapted over time with greater understanding about pedagogy and genre and now involves reading‚ listening‚ talking and writing within a supportive context to students

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    Part 2 Abstract Reading the literary texts required for module "F"‚ I knew that teaching the stories as it is‚ would not be possible in the heterogeneous class as mine as it would never succeed. In this class not only‚ each one of the students is at the different level but also he has his unique learning problem. I had to find another solution and quickly. My name is Hagit‚ and I am an English teacher for 4 and 5 points Bagrut exam in

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    LANGUAGE TEACHING - APPROACHES IN LANGUAGE TEACHING DIDATICS Methods BACKGROUND The origins of CLT are to be found in the changes in the British language teaching tradition dating from the late 1960´s. Until then‚ Situational Language Teaching represented the major british approach to teaching english as a foreign language. In slt ‚ language was taught by practicing basic structures in meaningful situation-based activities. But British linguistis saw the need to focus in language teaching on communicative

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